DJ Khalil on the beat, from Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang, due March 8th. LISTEN: Raekwon – “Rock N Roll” (feat. Ghostface, Kobe, Jim Jones)

DJ Premier speaks with IStandard touching upon a variety of topics, including working with Raekwon and Ghostface. Rae: “Mass Appeal inspired me to do Criminology”.

One of the freshest cuts from GFK’s Apollo Kids LP gets visuals.

Freddie Foxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles announced that in addition to his Kollexion LP with DJ Premier, due this year, he will also release a joint LP with KRS-One called Royalty Check…..Aesop Rock is back in the studio working on a new solo rap album, along with some other projects…. David Banner tweets that he just [cont.]

Ghost speaks on his new LP, and also name checks upcoming albums Supreme Clientele 2 and Blue & Cream, while eating “these motherfucking turkey links.” Or is it, Supreme Clientele 2: Blue & Cream?

Apollo Kids is Ghostface Killah’s ninth solo LP, and that does not include the several albums he’s collaborated on, such as a handful of Wu-Tang LP’s or anything with his numerous affiliates. After Ghostdini: The Wizard Of Poetry In Emerald City, longtime fans were a little disappointed at the album’s R&B focus, especially dropping right [cont.]

Either this is a bonus track from GFK’s Apollo Kids LP, or a cut from the mythical Wu-Block LP from Ghostface and Sheek, supposedly hitting top of 2011. LISTEN: Wu-Block (Ghostface + Sheek Louch) – “The Eulogy” (feat. Diego Cash, Bully) Via: FF

Ghostdini talks with Unlock Detroit about his upcoming LP, Apollo Kids, hitting December 14th on Def Jam.

Another annual Ghostface LP hits December 7th via Def Jam. Check out his priceless book of rhymes. 1. Purified Thoughts (feat. GZA & Killah Priest) 2. Superstar (feat. Busta Rhymes) 3. Black Tequila (feat. Cappadonna & Trife) 4. Drama (feat. Joell Ortiz & Game) 5. 2getha Baby 6. Starkology 7. In Tha Park (feat. Black [cont.]

Ghostdini delivers the first single from The Apollo Kid. LISTEN: Ghostface Killah – “Together Baby”

Ghost backstage at BB Kings, speaking on his December 14th release, The Apollo Kid. This is “the warm up to the big thing that’s gonna happen next”, according to ‘Dini.

Ghostface tweeted today that his new album, The Apollo Kid, would hit Dec. 14th. We verified it in Universal’s retail database, which you can see above. (Nov. 19th is the retail pre-order date)

Vocalist Josh Xantus recruits Ghostface and Statik Selektah for his new single. LISTEN: Josh Xantus – “I Don’t Care” (feat. Ghostface Killah; prod. Statik Selektah) (MP3) Josh Xantus – “I Don’t Care” (feat. Ghostface Killah; prod. Statik Selektah) (MP3)

Second offering from Ronson’s forthcoming Record Collection LP, due out September in the UK. That album cover has some familiar imagery, huh? We definitely see traces of Duran Duran’s Rio in there….What do you see? LISTEN: Mark Ronson – “Lose It (In The End)” (feat. Ghostface Killah)

New track from Adrienne Bailon featuring Ghostface. This is a remake of the Lisa Lisa track “I Wonder If I Take You Home.” This is also the second time that Bailon and Ghost have worked together, the first being on Ghost’s last album on the track “I’ll Be That.” LISTEN: Adrienne Bailon + Ghostface Killah [cont.]

There are versions of this freestyle session floating around the innanet, but we noticed most of them are a paltry five minutes long. UNACCEPTABLE! We dug into the cassette archives and released the full, uncut, 18 minute session, as each Jeru, Cappadonna, and Ghostface take over the Tim Westwood show in 1996. 45 megs of [cont.]

In this video, VIBE catches us with Game and Ghostface to talk about Guru, his influence on themselves and the rap world.

Joell hits the net with another track, this time over the Meth, Rae and Ghost track “Dreams.” The album Free Agent is still coming soon from Joell Ortiz. For now check out this one below. Joell Ortiz – “Letter To Sanaa” (MP3)

Concept sneaker in celebration of the release of Wu-Massacre, created by Mike Norris of Break Your Neck Urban Customs on Melrose in Los Angeles.

We dug up this gem off cassette today, which captures a rare moment in hip-hop – that being an era where Wallabee Clark, camouflage fatigue wearing rappers could take over a major radio station in a major metropolitan city and freestyle for 20 minutes. On this night, Ghostface Killah, U-God, Timbo King (Royal Fam) and [cont.]